here marcus is correct your future is bright do not give up that sense of hope and obama open tim frye we have as prirsz for you so we're so absolutely proud to recognize you here today (clapping) i'd like to start by calling up angela martinez (clapping) marcus (clapping) marcus i wanted to get the last name correct. esmeralda rodriguez (clapping) delay roses (clapping) next please come up (clapping) june may chin (clapping) and our last graduate james please come up (clapping.) congratulations >> all right. congratulations to our graduates. (clapping.) see everybody is happy everyone's happy the parents and the chief he didn't have to worry about you everyone is happy i tell young people when you are willing to do right people are willing to help you and your oversewed this right here we have a representative i believe from dianne feinstein's office to present a letter to you (clapping). >> hello. thank you for inviting us the senator expresses her sympathy for not coming. dear graduates it's with great privilege i i did not think mayor ed lee as well as our families and friends toda

welcome to the thursday, july 10th, meeting of the neighborhood services and safety councilmember fryeame is david campos. we are joined today by supervisor eric mar, the vice-chair of the committee. and i know that supervisor yee is also here. i want to begin by apologizing, folks, for making you wait. i actually had a family emergency to deal with this before this. everything is fine, but i apologize. i know that, you know, the last thing you want is to make people wait on something like this, so, my apologies. i want to acknowledge the clerk of the committee, derek evans. and also the following members of s.f.g. tv staff who are covering the meeting jesse larsen and jennifer low. with that, mr. clerk, if you can please call item number 1. >> item number 1 is a hearing regarding the closure of the university mound ladies home, specifically how the university mound ladies home board intends to ensure that none of the remaining residents will be without caron july 10, 2014. >> great, thank you very much. i know that we have a number of members of the community that are here and we're g

welcome to the thursday, july 10th, meeting of the neighborhood services and safety councilmember frye. my name is david campos. we are joined today by supervisor eric mar, the vice-chair of the committee. and i know that supervisor yee is also here. i want to

folks who head south will head towards the gym or frye's or costco down there, yahoo and gook really further north. folks going through the parkway, that is where you're going to exit as an alternate. take ballers to the south which is the other name south of 101. then scott boulevard over toward arkez. and if you're looking for a burger joint later on in the day, st. john's is nearby too. >> we all love that one. >> rest of the bay moving smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza, no lights are on there. we go over here to see dublin area, we do have a crash at greenville which nay slow you down a bit, back to you. >> we continue top update that breaking news with the crash in the south bay. apparently after a night of partying. we'll have more details coming up in a live report. >>> plus israeli troops ramping a up the ground invasion in gaza. the new developments from overnight next. >>> investigators are scouring the scene in ukraine trying to put together the pieces of the puzzle. almost 300 people killed when the malaysian airlines flight was shot down over ukraine. the question now,

. >> reporter: few centepew center richard frye said that her decision not only effects her parents but the economy. >> 20-year-olds are setting up fewer households, the rate is down. many consumer services and consumer durables are tied with setting up your own household. >> reporter: when she moves out, she'll buy a place. she buys all sorts of goods and services including furniture, power, water, internet, food, electronics, tv or durables like a washing machine. it all transfers to jobs for other people. but elena is holding back waiting for the right time to move. >> i'm building up, waiting for grad school rather than struggling living down the street. apartments near my school are around 1800. >> reporter: the u.s. labor department reports 11% of people in elena's age group who want a job can't find one. >> a movie ticket is two trips to chipotle. everything is counted in burri burritos. >> reporter: pew research calculates one in three of 18 to 31-year-olds head their own households. >> our parents know that we can't live outside of the homes. >> there must be some times when yo

laur laur lauren frye was having a great time. she took a gamble and hit the record button on her cell phone. it landed face up. paisley picks it up and started recording himself and snapping his own selfies. then he gave it back to her. >> everyone throwing their phone down. >> you think security would go wild over that. >> he is active on certainly media. i suggest everybody follow. he is funny on twitter. >> and follow bianna golodryga. >> we'll take a selfie together. >> a plug for everybody. thanks, ron. >>> now to yet another wild story at an airport. anybody who travels by air has war stories about canceled flights, crying babies. i promise you it's nothing compared to what just happened to a group of passengers trying to fly out of los angeles. their flight was delayed for, wait for this, three days. abc's brandi hitt is at l.a.x. with the latest. brandi, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. you know, just hard to imagine what this was like. all of us have had delays, frustration with having your flight del

section 701 of the senate amendment relating to the expansion of the marine gunnery sergeant john david frye scholarship and, two, receive from the house amendment and concur in the senate amendments -- senate amendment in all other instances. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's notice will appear in the record. mr. barber: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 697, an act to provide for the conveyance of certain federal land in clark county, nevada, for the environmental remediation and reclamation of the three kids mine project site and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have a motion to instruct at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: mr. gallego moves -- of texas moves to recommit the managers on the part of the house that the conference on the dig agreeing vots on the two houses on the house amendment to the senate amendment to the bill h.r. 3230, an act to impr

lauren frye was having a great time watching her favorite country singer, paisley, perform in concert is in cheyenne, wyoming. she took a gamble and hit the record button on her cell phone. tossed it onto the stage. you see it there. it landed face up. paisley picks it up and started recording himself and snapping his own selfies. and then he gave it back to her. >> right, right. >> everyone throwing their phone down you'll see now. >> you think security would go wild over that. >> right. >> he is active on certainly media. i suggest everybody follow him. he is funny on twitter. >> and follow bianna golodryga. >> while you're at it. we'll take a selfie together. >> a plug for everybody. all right. thanks, ron. >>> now to yet another wild story at an airport. anybody who travels by air has war stories about canceled flight, crowded plane, crying babies. i promise you it's nothing compared to what just happened to a group of passengers trying to fly out of los angeles. their flight was delayed for, wait for this, three days. abc's brandi hitt is at l.a.x. this morning with the very late

the first is we have t-shirts for sale at frye. if you want then they've got the wonderful symbol of the robot appeared second while, and this is the last chance to sign up for afternoon questions. having done that duty i cannot get to the fun part, which is asking you to join me in thanking these wonderful panelists. [applause] so we will see you in 15 minutes sharp. >> coming up tonight at 8:00 eastern, a look at step three. clean in assets of high-rise buildings are a few of the tasks being performed in a rapidly expanding industry. >> well, this weekend, three follow me projects launched. one kickstart, one mars. follow me as one of the rings where the set to follow suit. a kid, skiing running, whatever and he said tuesday's 30 feedback keeps the camera focusing gets that kind of perfect cinematic hollywood view. that is on one level, you know, that is way with the generation once. on the other is a very complex artificial intelligence, autonomy function using gps and image recognition, spotting you and creatively trying to fig

section 701 of the senate amendment relating to the expansion of the marine gunry sergeant john david frye scholarship and, two, received from the house amendment and concur in the senate amendment in all other instances. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 7-b of rule 22, the gentleman from arizona, mr. barber, and the gentleman from florida, mr. miller, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. barber: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of the veterans' access to care through choice, accountability and transparency act of 2014, which was passed by the senate 93-7 on june 11 of this year. this scritcal piece of legislation is one -- this critical piece of legislation is one that must be implemented immediately to provide solutions to the many problems that have been discovered at the department of veterans affairs and to provide the necessary care and assistance that our veterans deserve. we must move immediately on an agreement with the senate and not further delay the long overdue care that our veterans need and have e

what it does is expand the john david frye scholarship program to include surviving spouses of members of the armed services who died in the line of duty. and that will mean that many young women out there who will now have the opportunity to get a college education, who otherwise would not have, and i think this is something that we owe the -- all of those people who have already suffered so much. this legislation also allows for veterans, all veterans, eligible for the post-9/11 g.i. bill to qualify for in-state tuition under that legislation, and this was part of a bill previously passed in the house and we're going to pass it here in the senate. and there's another provision in here which is very, very important, a program which provides housing for veterans with traumatic brain injury, was about to expire. this legislation extends that program for a number of years, which will be a real relief for people who were worried they would be out on the street or not have adequate housing. mr. president, it has been from day one, from my first day as chairman of the veterans committee, my